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[LIVE] The U.S. House gavels the 119th Congress into session to hold a Speaker election, swear in members, and consider a rules package. Sponsor: U.S. House of Representatives

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Vice President Kamala Harris; Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.); Arizona's Maricopa County, home to more than 60 percent of Arizona's voters and a critical battleground in a key swing state; the one year anniversary of Hamas' terror attack on Israel.

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Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.); Sen. Joni Ernst (R); Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.); panelists include Michael Allen, Susan Page, Karl Rove and Juan Williams; Hadassah and Matthew Lieberman.

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump delivers remarks at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, his first return to same location where he survived an assassination attempt in July 2024. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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Manufacturers would find major incentives to boost U.S.-based production under a second Trump administration, 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump told supporters at a campaign rally in Saginaw, Michigan, a city north of Detroit that experienced a severe decline in manufacturing jobs in the 1990s and 2000s. Mr. Trump's stop in Michigan came just about a month before Election Day, and as he and his Democratic rival Vice President Kamala Harris were both essentially tied in the latest presidential polls of the Great Lakes State. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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Vice presidential hopefuls JD Vance and Tim Walz debate.

Topics: Kamala Harris, “Illegal Immigrant Murderers”, Immigration
The 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump promised to slash energy and electric prices by 50 percent within his first year in office during remarks at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. He also touched on several key campaign issues, including crime, law enforcement, and border security. The former president invited David McCormick, the 2024 U.S. Senate nominee in Pennsylvania, to speak briefly to the crowd. Former President Trump's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, held a 1-point advantage in the FiveThirtyEight average of presidential polls in the Keystone State on the day of this rally. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump delivers remarks in Valdosta, Georgia, on the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Helene. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

Topics: Hurricane Helene Relief, GA Governor Kemp, Joe Biden
Four female panelists and one male colleague share their perspectives on the day's top news stories.

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2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to reporters ahead of a meeting at Trump Tower in New York City, their first face-to-face encounter since 2019. The former president said Ukraine had faced hardship in its war against Russian invasion, and said the two would be discussing the conflict. The meeting came a day after Mr. Zelensky met with Mr. Trump's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

Topics: Joe Biden, Economy, Inflation, Jobs
Stories from across the world and refreshing conversations.

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"I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation," 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris said when unveiling more details on her self-proclaimed "opportunity economy." Her agenda had three main parts: lowering costs, investing in American innovation,, and leading the global economy. Her remarks came a day after former President Donald Trump said he intended to impose high tariffs on foreign products coming into the U.S. in an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country. The Economic Club of Pittsburgh hosted the event. Vice President Harris held a one-point lead in the FiveThirtyEight polling average for Pennsylvania on the day this event was held, and the three most recently released polls had her and her Republican rival, former President Trump, tied. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Donald Trump, Manufacturing Jobs
Chris Hayes reports on some of the biggest news and political stories of the day with a commitment to in-depth reporting that seeks to hold the nation's leaders accountable for their actions.

Topics: Immigration, Violent Gangs, Springfield, Ohio, Aurora, Colorado, Venezuela
A look at the latest news and headlines with Sandra Smith and John Roberts.

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr (R) and others testified on Biden administration policies before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. Conservative policy advocates, including Mandy Gunasekara, former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief of staff and contributing author to Project 2025, testified on perceived policy failures of the Biden administration and another witness testified on perceived successes. Topics included border security and immigration, broadband access, electric vehicles and energy policies. Sponsor: House Oversight and Accountability Committee

Topics: Springfield, Ohio, Private Interpreters, Immigration
"Vote for Donald Trump, what the hell do you have to lose?" 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump said to supporters at a rally in Uniondale, New York, a New York City suburb on Long Island. The former president spent an hour and a half telling supporters why he should have a second term, saying he would be a better leader on the economy and immigration than his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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A Harris-Walz administration would stand up for middle-class families, protect abortion rights, and strengthen Social Security, 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Governor Tim Walz (MN) said in remarks delivered at a campaign stop in Superior, Wisconsin. He was introduced by a local student and his wife, Gwen Walz. Both the Governor and Mrs. Walz asked supporters in attendance to help spread their message to friends and family members, including those who might support the Republican ticket headed by former President Donald Trump. "Sleep when you're dead," Governor Walz said, reminding voters that there were only 52 days until Election Day. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Springfield, Ohio, Murder Rate, Immigration
Jake Tapper and Dana Bash bring together major newsmakers, analysts and experts to tackle pressing domestic issues and diplomacy on the global stage.

Topics: Donald Trump, Affordable Care Act, Health Care
Interviews with public figures and those making news, setting the political agenda and spotlighting the impact Washington decision-making has on Americans.

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump speaks to supporters at a rally in Las Vegas. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Springfield, Ohio, Haitian Immigrants, Communicable Diseases, HIV and TB, Housing, Health Care
Live post-debate coverage and analysis of the second Presidential Debate; Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper anchor.

Topics: Donald Trump, Responsibility for January 6 Capitol Riot
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump debate in Philadelphia.

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Former President Donald Trump, the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, was in conversation with Moms for Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice at a conference of her organization in Washington, DC. She asked him about a number of issues at the heart of her organization's activism, including parental influence over school curriculum and opposition to transgender medical care for children. Sponsor: Moms for Liberty

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Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz sit down exclusively with Dana Bash from the battleground state of Georgia for their first joint interview.

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dr. lena wen, thank you for joining me once again, doctor. the idea of, you still shouldn't travel even with the vaccine, do you think that's the right call? >> i do not. look, i do understand the situation that the cdc is in. they want to be cautious. i do have sympathy for that. they don't want to overpromise initially and have to dial it back, but i also think that there is a cost to saying things that don't meet the common sense test. air travel, for example, alone, is very low risk when everybody is wearing mask. if somebody is vaccinated, that risk is lower still. the risk actually, i would be concerned about unvaccinated people who are traveling, going on spring break, going to lots of bars and hanging out and spreading it to one another. i'm not concerned about the vaccinated grandparent who is traveling across the country just to spend time with their extended family. i think that kind of nuance really needs to be spelled out or else it's not going to make sense to people, and not meet the reality test. >> you have messaging here being

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of living, ethan -- decent job, it decent housing,. >> host: the fifth speaker, who got to follow john lewis? >> guest: she was not an official speaker. she was not one it the official spokespeople for the march but daisy bates spoke. she was the leader of the naacp naacp -- naacp branch famous for leading the integration of the high school, little rock high school and leading these young black students played valiantly come into the school and tremendous opposition, massive crowds. a white supremacist yelling at them. she was a newspaper publisher. she was very well-known and it's fascinating that she was not invited to be one of the

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outrage the most is you can see suspects actually laughing and smiling as they are puncturing peoples tires. it the appears to be all fun and games for the suspects seen on this video release by police. you can see a man puncturing the tire of the white pick up. it is owned by natalie's husband who miss aid day at work getting the tire fixed. >> they thought it was a game. but in the for us. >> reporter: carol's dad had to replace two tires on his suv and out $400. she called the act disgraceful. >> he could not go to work. >> they have no respect for anybody in this neighborhood. >> reporter: police describe two with men and within man seen on the video as being in their 20's, possibly white or hispanic but on surveillance video we have found there is a fourth person who was driving a light colored suv. watch as he waits and watches the suspects including one of the women puncture more tires,

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grandchildren. after hemming and hawing i let them visit their grandparents for a week. then i go on a cruise. >> jimmy: you go on a cruise. which is not so unusual. >> right. that's what you do. >> jimmy: the kids, how old are the kids in the movie? >> aren't they amazing? oh, you haven't seen it. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> who knows, who knows. they are. they are amazing. and they are -- i think she's -- olivia is maybe 16 or 17. and ed is 11. they're extraordinary. young australian actors. >> jimmy: how old are your children? >> my 19 children? what i was like, 19 and counting. i have a 6-year-old and an 8-year-old. we're definitely in back to school blues right now. >> jimmy: will they see this movie? with their actual mom in it? >> what what if i was like, absolutely! no, no. absolutely no. they have not been able to see much of mommy's body of work. >> jimmy: oh, is that right, really? >> no. >> jimmy: mommy keeps the body away from the children? >> yes, yes.

valentine's day gifts? >> soon. soon. later. it's going to happen. >> i gave my husband a bell. >> it's a long story. >> it is. >> okay. back to the show. >> i see a disney sweater somewhere maybe. >> for us, yeah. >> so, joe, tell us about this role, the challenges and what you're bringing to it. i want to hear from you about the experience and then from your wife about producing you in this role. go ahead. >> well, the challenges are all -- or my experience with it is that i am a recovering alcoholic as well and the character is also an alcoholic who battles addiction and then eventually is fortunate enough to find the support for a recovering into his life. i get to heal with the show

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twitter and facebook telling nbc news, they're actively removing accounts now and the pages of pro-russian networks. joining us, nbc news senior reporter, ben collins and katarina sadova is a research fellow and has family in ukraine. so ben, facebook, tiktok say they're also taking action. talk about the breadth of what's going on and what do we know about the impact that these trolls are having. >> sure, so, you know, russian propaganda has targeted ukraine for a long time. specifically in this case, with those fake faces that you just saw, the entire point is to make it look like ukraine is a failed state. and that they would be welcomed -- russia would be welcomed as liberators in ukraine. that's obviously not what's happening. as you can tell by the reality on the ground. russia is sort of losing the threat with its propaganda right now. both internally in russia. they're not getting the sort of widespread support that they

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tell us what you're seeing there tonight. >> reporter: well, a little bit of wind here, jim. we heard very poignant and pointed testimony today from a 911 dispatcher from someone on the ground witnessing what was happening to george floyd as he was under derrickek chauvin's k and we heard from another witness that talks about exactly what this felt like to him as he watched this happen and we also saw video that the public has not yet seen, and we saw the video that the world has seen and so did the jury. some of them for the very first time. >> on may 25th of 2020, mr. derrek chauvin betrayed this badge when he used excessive and unreasonable force up on the body of mr. george floyd. >> reporter: the prosecution's opening statement tells everything they need to know how

security and economic policy. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. how do you think this message from the new defector leader of syria will go down with those kurdish forces? ~ , , ., ., forces? well, they should have been essentially _ forces? well, they should have been essentially prepared - been essentially prepared because, ultimately, with this new transitional government, the aim is to set up a fully functional state unlike the assad error in the fully functional state means that the damascus is to have monopoly over the use of power, which means the disarmament of different groups within syria, including the stf. d0 different groups within syria, including the stf.— different groups within syria, including the stf. do you think the are including the stf. do you think they are likely _ including the stf. do you think they are likely to _ including the stf. do you think they are likely to give - including the stf. do you think they are likely to give up - including the stf. do you think they are likely to give up the l they are likely to give up the control of the area that they have carved out syria that easily? have carved out syria that easil ? ~ , ., ., easily? well, they are not auoin easily? well, they are not going to _ easily? well, they are not going to give _ easily? well, they are not going to give uo _ easily? well, they are not going to give up control. easily? well, they are notj going to give up control of easily? well, they are not - going to give up control of the area because, ultimately, it is going to be dependent on

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center from late 2004 to early 2006, and i can tell you i had difficulty getting ton calendars of senators whom i wanted to brief. so there ar their air door for h is greater at this time than in some cases. >> woodruff: robert grenier, former director of c.i.a. counterterrorism, we thank you for joining us. >> you're very welcome. >> ifill: the supreme court today ruled against amazon warehouse workers who argued that they should be paid for the extra time it takes them to be screened at the end of the work day. cases like this are often argued by a relatively tight circle of lawyers who are well known to the justices, and are more likely to share the same education and private firm pedigrees. reuters looked at 17,000 petitions filed with the court to try to put numbers to that

text on lisa cell phone that sabrina's flirty behavior had begun to take its toll on lisa and kevin's marriage, sabrina was demanding keven time, and keven was making himself available, to available as far as lisa was concerned. >> you have one actual text from lisa to kevin in which she is saying you are getting too close to lisa. >> in fact, lisa wrote cut the dam cord. spending too much time with her, and less with the real family, thanks a lot. lisa also became concerned about the relationship sabrina hard with her daughter haley. >> she acted like a mother to haley, on a regular basis. >> it may listen comfortable. >> lisa was not happy with, it no. >> it seems like one on things everybody agrees on is that sabrina was fixated on, fascinated with haley. >> she was. i think she was infatuated with

soda machine which thing to take, which product is in their interest. all we're trying to do is educate and then hopefully if they understand they would be better off with one product or another, they'll make the intelligent choice. >> you could do ads for education as the executive of new york city, you are telling people what they can and cannot do. why is that government's job to do that? >> we're not telling them at all. we're telling them what science says is or isn't in their interest. we allow you to smoke. we just don't let you smoke where other people have to breathe the smoke that you -- that you're exhaling or comes from your cigarette. the same thing with obesity which incidentally is a public interest because we're going to spend $5 billion on treating people of 0 obesity in our hospitals in new york city alone this year. but regardless -- >> where is the line? where is it too far for government to go? >> i do not think we should ban most things. i do think there are certain times we should infringe on your freedom and that is, for example, if you're drinking we shouldn't let you drive because

and baltimore and travel will be improbable. the snow will taper off later tomorrow. even if the snow wraps up, the winds will howl and that will slow down things at the airports. look at the forecast totals. another foot or more around boston, new york city snow and blowing snow. tuesday will be much, much better, lester. >> that's "nbc nightly news" this snowy sunday. coming up next is "football night in america" and a reminder tonight's vikings/eagles match-up has been reschedule fos for tuesday night. from all of us here at nbc news, for tuesday night. from all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac --

write this book, i did it because when we want answers to our financial questions, we want them right now. and we want them from somebody that we can trust. and yes, there's a lot of infoation on the internet. but sometimes there's just too much. and you need to have that dr. spock at home, that you can go to and say, all right, here is the answer and i know it's correct. >> so, jean chatzky, aka dr. spock. >> i'll be a vulcan. >> you got a call from a woman named wendy last may. she and her husnd at that time, were about $90,000 in credit card debt. she has no children, they're both employed. they wanted to know how they could get out of their credit card debt. what was your advice? >> i told her to talk to the consumer credit counseling service. she was interested in debt settlement. which is potentially a dangerous area for some people to go down. you should try credit counseling first. i suggested that to her. >> we actually have wendy on the telephone. >> wendy, did that work? hi, good morning.

some of our favorite adventures. >>> and good morning, again, to all of you, on this thursday. i'm diane sawyer, with robin roberts. >> just one more alarm clock in the sawyer era here at "go morning america." we'll talk about that throughout the morning. >>> we have breaking news we want to tell you about. the winter storm that's pounding the country, bone-chilling temperatures. >>> and overseas, in oslo this morning, the president, accepting the nobel peace prize, as a wartime leader. that's where we begin this morning with senior washington correspondent, jake tapper, also in oslo. jake? >> reporter: good morning, diane. only a quarter of the american people think that president obama deserves the peace prize he's about to accept, according to polls. the president will acknowledge that skepticism, as he accepts this prize.

ahead of january 6th. and get as much attention as possible on the fact that he was going to be arrested ahead of the capitol attack, chris. >> ryan riley, thank you for that. >>> let's go to capitol hill now, where elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are meeting with lawmakers. julie tsirkin is there, and speaker johnson just spoke. we thought he woith mare from the two billionaires but get us up to speed. what's happening? >> reporter: no, vivek ramaswamy and elon musk with his son, i should add, who has been up with him for meetings all day, walked right past the cameras and house speaker mike johnson spoke to reporters alone. he took two questions. he didn't really lay out any specifics, as elon musk has and earlier in the day when i pressed him, what specific cuts are you talking about? what are you looking to target? what areas will you focus on? everybody today who has met with musk and musk himself say they have been talking in general terms and the public's money should be spent wisely. what johnson just said is the doge effort will be bipartisan. it's bicameral. it should be those things. he pointed to a few democrats that expressed interest in joining the house committee as well as the senate caucus, which is an independent effort. he said he was asked for work from home policy for federal employees. that is something reported the doge caucus would target, of course, in conjunction with congress. he said it's, quote, absurd that he said, according to a report, just 1% of federal employees show up to the office every day. of course, it's been a long time since there was work from home flexibility. this is one of the areas they're looking at. also, there were questions about cuts to defense spending, to the military. susan collins, for example, earlier told me she wants to make sure our military has the adequate iness level, but there are potentially levels they could cut. john thune, the senate incoming republican leader who met with elon musk this morning, told me that perhaps mandatory programs are areas they're looking to make cuts in, like social security, for example. but again, no specifics were

momma, i'm in love with a criminal. ♪ suddenly you call my name ♪ fall after the moon. >> they have the wrong guy and yeah, we are doing everything we can to get him out of this. so, please keep praying for my boyfriend. >> laura: some are even selling merch and doing lookalike contests. snl got into the act joking how is he not just an alleged killer but is he also a flirt. >> police say they were able to get the smiling picture of the suspect after the man apparently was caught on camera at a local hostel. >> cnn also made sure to focus on the suspected killer's looks. acknowledging that they probably shouldn't. >> we were watching the top of the segment driven by the fact this is an attractive. >> drop the banner to show why. >> it is deeply troubling that

people who had said this could have been one of yoon's options uh, for the past few months given the the deadlock in the parliament in the parliament and the national assembly. >> unlike parliamentary systems, where you would have an option maybe to dissolve the parliament and call for a vote. the korean system, with its five year presidential term, a single term, uh, and this balance of powers really doesn't uh, enable the president to do anything when he's in the situation where all legislative, uh actions are being frozen by an opposition that's in the majority uh, and, you know, at the very least, you know, now the whole world is talking about south korea's political difficulties. yoon has raised this to a level of, uh, you know debate that wasn't taking place beforehand. so i think from your perspective, this may have been what he was either anticipating or hoping for in terms of being able to have again his day in court, where the public can kind of weigh

question of the causes, and it's deeply worrying to me to think of a future where you're going to have far right gangs wandering around in a dangerous way and doing deadly things, and islamist gangs doing the same . islamist gangs doing the same. >> that's right, isn't it? i mean, don't you think nigel nelson, the government's got to recognise there is violence on both sides? well, i mean , the both sides? well, i mean, the attacks on a mosque were clearly by the far right. yeah we've seen also videos elsewhere in birmingham this week, haven't we? we have. >> and there was violence there. but i mean nothing like the degree of it. what we're talking about here is the worst riots since 2011, so it is perfectly right for keir starmer to crack down on that. he must deal with the with the rioters themselves , the with the rioters themselves, stop it in its tracks, and so you can't make comparisons with, say, the pro—palestinian marches. they haven't torn say, the pro—palestinian marches. they haven't tom the country apart. black lives matter didn't cause the same kind of mayhem that these people are. they're the ones we must focus on. hopefully things are

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